Genesify notification project

[akremenetsky]

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This pull request establishes the initial integration of the "Genesify notification project" within the Genesis ecosystem. It defines a new manifest for the genesis_notification element, configures its build parameters, and introduces essential scripts for bootstrapping and installation. These changes are crucial for enabling the proper packaging, deployment, and operational readiness of the notification service.

Highlights

• Project Initialization: Introduced the foundational setup for the 'genesis_notification' project, including its build configurations and a new manifest file.
• Build Process Refinements: Updated the build process to exclude common development artifacts, adjusted the image format to 'gz', and increased the default disk size for the notification image.
• Scripting Enhancements: Added a new bootstrap.sh script for initial setup and enhanced the install.sh script with an updated copyright and a welcome message for the notification node.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new genesis_notification element, including its manifest, bootstrap script, and updates to the main genesis.yaml configuration. The genesis.yaml now includes an exclude list for dependencies, changes the image format to gz, and increases the default disk size. The install.sh script has an updated copyright and adds a custom Message Of The Day. Feedback includes addressing a missing newline character in the bootstrap.sh script and parameterizing the hardcoded project_id in the genesis_notification manifest for improved reusability.